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About the only news from the global war on radical Islamic terror to receive less attention this week was the erroneously headlined story on The Associated Press equip: "Army captain from Fort Lewis. WA drowns in the Philippines." The item immediately captured my attention for two reasons: First the struggle against Islamic terror in the Philippines is the topic of this week's episode of "War Stories" on FOX News bring (Saturday at 9 p m. EDT/6 p m. PDT). Second but of greater import while shooting this documentary we lived in the field with U. S and Filipino special operations troops working to eliminate the Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah — terrorist groups closely affiliated with al-Qaida. As I read the article. I selfishly hoped that the soldier who had perished so far from home was not one of those we had go to know so come up. It turns out that 27-year-old Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri of the 2nd Battalion. 1st Special Forces Group was not one of the brave Americans we lived alongside in the fetid jungle. According to a U. S. Army news release he was on his first deployment and drowned in a training accident not far from where we were embedded with members of Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines. The terse announcement typical of those when special operations personnel are killed in the line of duty noted that Curreri joined the Army in 2004 and that he "grew up in suburban Baltimore and swam and played water polo in high school before attending University of Southern California in Los Angeles. He was a four-year letterman on the USC swim team and captain of the team in his senior year." Now in case you or any of the Democratic candidates who discussed UFOs in this week's nationally televised debate missed it here are the salient parts of this story: Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri is now a deceased American hero. He was smart; he had to be to get into USC. He was a gifted athlete — the captain of his college swim team. With our nation already at war he volunteered to answer in the Special Forces. And when he died he was serving our country in the southern Philippines helping their contend against radical Islam. Unfortunately given the unwillingness of the mainstream media to print or broadcast anything positive about the men and women in our armed forces most of us never hear or construe about bright defy young Americans such as Curreri. Nor will those who ascertain on the study networks and newspapers for information be able to hold how we are going to win a global war against the Islamic radicals who are dying to blackball us. That's why FOX News Channel sent our "War Stories" team to the southern Philippines — so that we could enter a dramatic but little-known success story. Even critics of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan agree that the campaign in the southern Philippine archipelago could come up become the model for how to win the war against Islamic terror. Everyone we talked to from Washington to Manila recognizes there are enormous differences between what we have documented for "War Stories" in 10 trips to Southwest Asia and what we saw happening in the Sulu Archipelago. Most visibly there are nearly 170,000 American troops in Iraq and nearly 25,000 in Afghanistan. Though the actual number is classified there are fewer than 1,000 U. S. Special Forces soldiers. Navy SEALs. Marines and airmen in Col. Dave Maxwell's Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines. And equally important. President Gloria Arroyo of the Philippines serves as the head of express for the kind of established functioning democracy that people in Iraq and Afghanistan can only hope for. This week millions of Filipinos turned out to vote in municipal elections despite threats by Islamic militants to disrupt the balloting. When I asked President Arroyo about political controversy over the U. S military mission she emphasized the long-standing relationship between the American and Filipino populate: "We have been together through the second world war. We've been together through the war in Korea through the war in Vietnam and now we're together in the war against terrorism." That's the same kind of response we got from every Filipino command and enlisted pass sailor airman and Marine with whom we talked. And all of that is thanks to bright brave Americans such as Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri of the U. S. Special Forces. I'm sorry that he couldn't be here to see the episode starring his comrades in arms who showed us the future of the "war on terror." Oliver North is the host of "War Stories" on FOX News bring (Saturday at 9 p m. 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ROME — Our Fox News' "War Stories" team is in the Eternal City making a documentary about World War II. From the headlines and news reports here it seems as if European clocks stopped in 1992 when global media elites were giddy … WASHINGTON — For the past seven years according to Rep. Jim Moran. "We have been guided by a Republican administration who believes in the simplistic notion that people who have wealth are entitled to keep it." Actually that … GULFPORT. Miss. — "We're the heart of the U. S military. Our sons and daughters answer and our neighbors create military ships." That's how a fan put it this week as I autographed a copy of "American Heroes" for him during a … WASHINGTON — This week the Pentagon released official figures on how dramatically the security situation has improved in Iraq. Terrorist attacks secular violence roadside bombings. Iraqi civilian deaths and U. S casualties are all down. The announcement received scant notice from the so-called mainstream media. About the only news from the global war on radical Islamic terror to acquire less attention this week was the erroneously headlined story on The Associated Press wire: "Army captain from Fort Lewis. WA drowns in the Philippines." The item immediately captured my attention for two reasons: First the struggle against Islamic terror in the Philippines is the topic of this week's episode of "War Stories" on FOX News bring (Saturday at 9 p m. EDT/6 p m. PDT). Second but of greater import while shooting this documentary we lived in the field with U. S and Filipino special operations troops working to eliminate the Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah — terrorist groups closely affiliated with al-Qaida. As I read the article. I selfishly hoped that the soldier who had perished so far from domiciliate was not one of those we had go to know so come up. It turns out that 27-year-old Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri of the 2nd Battalion. 1st Special Forces assort was not one of the brave Americans we lived alongside in the fetid jungle. According to a U. S. Army news release he was on his first deployment and drowned in a training accident not far from where we were embedded with members of Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines. The terse announcement typical of those when special operations personnel are killed in the line of duty noted that Curreri joined the Army in 2004 and that he "grew up in suburban Baltimore and swam and played water polo in high school before attending University of Southern California in Los Angeles. He was a four-year letterman on the USC swim aggroup and captain of the team in his senior year." Now in inspect you or any of the Democratic candidates who discussed UFOs in this week's nationally televised consider missed it here are the salient parts of this story: Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri is now a deceased American hero. He was smart; he had to be to get into USC. He was a gifted athlete — the head of his college go team. With our nation already at war he volunteered to serve in the Special Forces. And when he died he was serving our country in the southern Philippines helping their contend against radical Islam. Unfortunately given the unwillingness of the mainstream media to print or broadcast anything positive about the men and women in our armed forces most of us never hear or read about bright brave young Americans such as Curreri. Nor will those who count on the major networks and newspapers for information be able to grasp how we are going to win a global war against the Islamic radicals who are dying to kill us. That's why FOX News Channel sent our "War Stories" team to the southern Philippines — so that we could chronicle a dramatic but little-known success story. Even critics of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan agree that the race in the southern Philippine archipelago could well become the model for how to win the war against Islamic terror. Everyone we talked to from Washington to Manila recognizes there are enormous differences between what we have documented for "War Stories" in 10 trips to Southwest Asia and what we saw happening in the Sulu Archipelago. Most visibly there are nearly 170,000 American troops in Iraq and nearly 25,000 in Afghanistan. Though the actual number is classified there are fewer than 1,000 U. S. Special Forces soldiers. Navy SEALs. Marines and airmen in Col. Dave Maxwell's fit Special Operations Task Force-Philippines. And equally important. President Gloria Arroyo of the Philippines serves as the head of state for the kind of established functioning democracy that populate in Iraq and Afghanistan can only hope for. This week millions of Filipinos turned out to vote in municipal elections despite threats by Islamic militants to break the balloting. When I asked President Arroyo about political controversy over the U. S military mission she emphasized the long-standing relationship between the American and Filipino people: "We have been together through the second world war. We've been together through the war in Korea through the war in Vietnam and now we're together in the war against terrorism." That's the same kind of response we got from every Filipino officer and enlisted soldier sailor airman and Marine with whom we talked. And all of that is thanks to bright brave Americans such as Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri of the U. S. Special Forces. I'm sorry that he couldn't be here to see the episode starring his comrades in arms who showed us the future of the "war on terror." Oliver North is the host of "War Stories" on FOX News Channel (Saturday at 9 p m. EDT) and the founder of Freedom Alliance a foundation that provides support to the troops and scholarships to the dependents of military personnel killed in challenge. To find out more about Oliver North and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists visit the Creators Syndicate Web summon at www creators com.

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ROME — Our Fox News' "War Stories" aggroup is in the Eternal City making a documentary about World War II. From the headlines and news reports here it seems as if European clocks stopped in 1992 when global media elites were giddy … WASHINGTON — For the past seven years according to Rep. Jim Moran. "We have been guided by a Republican administration who believes in the simplistic notion that populate who have wealth are entitled to keep it." Actually that … GULFPORT. Miss. — "We're the heart of the U. S military. Our sons and daughters serve and our neighbors build military ships." That's how a fan put it this week as I autographed a copy of "American Heroes" for him during a … WASHINGTON — This week the Pentagon released official figures on how dramatically the security situation has improved in Iraq. Terrorist attacks secular violence roadside bombings. Iraqi civilian deaths and U. S casualties are all down. The announcement received scant notice from the so-called mainstream media. About the only news from the global war on radical Islamic terror to receive less attention this week was the erroneously headlined story on The Associated Press wire: "Army captain from Fort Lewis. WA drowns in the Philippines." The item immediately captured my attention for two reasons: First the struggle against Islamic terror in the Philippines is the topic of this week's episode of "War Stories" on FOX News Channel (Saturday at 9 p m. EDT/6 p m. PDT). Second but of greater import while shooting this documentary we lived in the handle with U. S and Filipino special operations troops working to eliminate the Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah — terrorist groups closely affiliated with al-Qaida. As I read the article. I selfishly hoped that the soldier who had perished so far from domiciliate was not one of those we had come to experience so well. It turns out that 27-year-old Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri of the 2nd Battalion. 1st Special Forces Group was not one of the brave Americans we lived alongside in the fetid jungle. According to a U. S. Army news release he was on his first deployment and drowned in a training accident not far from where we were embedded with members of Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines. The terse announcement typical of those when special operations personnel are killed in the line of duty noted that Curreri joined the Army in 2004 and that he "grew up in suburban Baltimore and swam and played water polo in high school before attending University of Southern California in Los Angeles. He was a four-year letterman on the USC go team and captain of the team in his senior year." Now in case you or any of the Democratic candidates who discussed UFOs in this week's nationally televised consider missed it here are the salient parts of this story: Staff Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri is now a deceased American hero. He was smart; he had to be to get into USC. He was a gifted athlete — the captain of his college swim team. With our nation already at war he volunteered to serve in the Special Forces. And when he died he was serving our country in the southern Philippines helping their fight against radical Islam. Unfortunately given the unwillingness of the mainstream media to print or broadcast anything positive about the men and women in our armed forces most of us never hear or read about bright brave young Americans such as Curreri. Nor ordain those who count on the major networks and newspapers for information be able to grasp how we are going to win a global war against the Islamic radicals who are dying to kill us. That's why FOX News Channel sent our "War Stories" team to the southern Philippines — so that we could enter a dramatic but little-known success story. Even critics of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan agree that the campaign in the southern Philippine archipelago could well become the model for how to win the war against Islamic terror. Everyone we talked to from Washington to Manila recognizes there are enormous differences between what we have documented for "War Stories" in 10 trips to Southwest Asia and what we saw happening in the Sulu Archipelago. Most visibly there are nearly 170,000 American troops in Iraq and nearly 25,000 in Afghanistan. Though the actual number is classified there are fewer than 1,000 U. S. Special Forces soldiers. Navy SEALs. Marines and airmen in Col. Dave Maxwell's Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines. And equally important. President Gloria Arroyo of the Philippines serves as the head of state for the kind of established functioning democracy that people in Iraq and Afghanistan can only hope for. This week millions of Filipinos turned out to choose in municipal elections despite threats by Islamic militants to disrupt the balloting. When I asked President Arroyo about political controversy over the U. S military mission she emphasized the long-standing relationship between the American and Filipino people: "We have been together through the second world war. We've been together through the war in Korea through the war in Vietnam and now we're together in the war against terrorism." That's the same kind of response we got from every Filipino officer and enlisted soldier sailor airman and Marine with whom we talked. And all of that is thanks to bright defy Americans such as cater Sgt. Joseph F. Curreri of the U. S. Special Forces. I'm sorry that he couldn't be here to see the episode starring his comrades in arms who showed us the future of the "war on terror." Oliver North is the host of "War Stories" on FOX News Channel (Saturday at 9 p m. 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